Blues are falling like showers of rain
But I don′t feel like crying
Death is abroad this day
But I don't feel like dying
I learned how to sustain myself
How to sustain myself in storms
Her tongue was like a scythe
And all her bones were haunted
A scapegoat for her life
Was all she ever wanted
I learned how to sustain myself in storms
Sir Bedivere slept in the field
His armor strewn around him
Curled fetus-like beneath his shield
Still weeping when we found him
I teetered on the edge of doom
Degenerate and broken
She sucked the poison from my veins
And spoke the great unspoken
I learned how to sustain myself in storms
His monstrous ego, whipped and striven
Raged beneath his clothing
The compliment he paid was given
Not with grace but loathing
Deliverance is at the gate
With arms and golden stole
She apologizes for being late
But I don′t need her anymore
I learned how to sustain myself
How to sustain myself in storms
Scoured and stripped of all pretense
Shorn of all illusion
I offer nothing in my defense
You may draw your own conclusions
I learned how to sustain myself in storms
Writer(s): Michael Scott, Ida Louise Nilsen Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com
